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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1910
Page
1
In Muscate Cologne Germany on July 13 Herr Erlystoch a famed gerentiat aviator and four companions perished when their dirigible broke apart near Fasehid Germany as its balloon expanded and gas escaped. Debris scattered. occupants were mangled.
Lieut Abomader L Piltener of Hun gery died by suicide yesterday at Marblehead after jumping from a skiff. He had been mentally distressed for weeks while testing Burgese-Curtine aeroplanes at Plum Island. His boat later drifted to Be harbor and contained a revolver and poison with the owner's address.
Secretary Davison of Worcester’s chamber of commerce reported a phantom airship seen near Worcester, extending toward Boston and Long Island. He visited inventor Thringhast, who showed the craft in secret but did not witness a flight. Davison believes it could fly.
An early report from Madrid dated mid July claims the government expects an imminent uprising led by a revolutionary faction in Valencia and Barcelona. It notes the dispatch of about 9 000 troops to Valencia to crush the revolt, with authorities insisting they can quell the movement swiftly and decisively.
St John New Brunswick July 13 Tiwan text notes that Dr W W Doherty a prominent physician of oat Pan Aueath perished during a fire while being moved to safety above the river. He had been ill for some time and died as rescuers attempted to extract him.
Berlin reports indicate Germany will pursue its South American diplomacy as it sees fit regardless of American opinion. Official papers flatly reject American interference and mock U S lectures on foreign affairs. Berlin editors insist Germany is unconcerned with U S ire and maintains diplomatic ties despite Washington’s protests.
Florence Swindell, six, daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Swindell, was struck and killed by a street car at Pleasant and Guree streets in Pawtucket. Motorman Pattick Lowery was arrested after the fatal incident yesterday reported by R L.
Fragmented text reports a Camden Maine man dying in Spencer Massachusetts on July 13 and a Camden man killed on July 1 during a ferry or yacht incident aboard the Telna. The account mentions a Count Fortellos and sailors allegedly striking a nobleman, with arrests and subsequent detention prior to release.
Roosevelt and Hughes discuss politics as Governor Woodruff returns to New York and Representative Fowler plans to visit Sagamore Hill. The conference with Roosevelt draws interest due to Fowler’s stance against Speaker Cannon on banking and currency policy, with Roosevelt’s ally Jacob Riis also mentioned in dispatches.
Police found 45 year old Jacob Gronch dead by hanging from a rough rope in a rear fence area of a west side Manchester street dwelling. He lived alone, was of German origin, employed in a local mill, and had recently been laid off during a mill shutdown. Authorities deem the death a suicide. few neighbors reported no foreboding signs.
Wilbur B Brownson a Yale student 22 and New Haven settlement worker Mrs Lourie Barkley 24 married in New Haven area after police intervention at Winchester Center. The pairs families and relations were not informed. Brownson had split time between his mother’s Wineherr home and the Brooks farm.
Silas N Head of Monroe Bridge was indicted by a grand jury in Greenfield Massachusetts. The document cites Emmett Hawkins of Ohare and references a 18 period. Later, court records show a plea or guilty finding guiding future trial plans.
A large explosion at a National Fireworks plant in Everett Massachusetts destroyed a tea storehouse and damaged nearby homes. Firemen from Company No 1 rushed to a blaze at a nearby dump when the blast occurred. Captain John Cameron suffered severe burns but is expected to recover. A bystander driver named John Jongle was thrown from his wagon by the blast.
In St Albane on Monday a report of a kidnapping caused brief excitement. Mrs C R Campbell who cared for a child, Van Orman of Waterbury and his brother chased after the infant as the man seized the baby and fled down Brainerd street.
A mangled New York July 1i dispatch reports a domestic scandal involving a 43 year old man, accused of bizarre behavior, with fragmented details about a suspect and alleged improprieties. The text is garbled and hard to parse, but centers on personal misdeeds and a controversial public reaction.
Ruthen by July 1 Mary Conroy administratrix of the estate of John Gonroy Wella sues Nelson Broth ram in Bull latl county court claiming negligence caused her husband’s death in a mine/quarry accident. The complaint alleges the firm’s operation failed to maintain safe weights and procedures leading to the fatal fall.
Lowell Mave, on July 13, killed himself on the anniversary of his wife’s death. The act occurred in the harness shop of H. W. Tinker on Charles Street yesterday afternoon, and death was instantaneous.
The Republican club announced former President Roosevelt will speak in Boston in October in support of Senatorial hopeful. Governor Draper and former Gov Bates will also appear at the large event.
Dr Harry M Hallock of Observation at Hot Springs Arkansas is named federal medical director of a spring observation unit. He will assume duties in early March or perhaps sooner, bringing his experience from St Albans to the nationwide post.
Rutland July 1 The eighth reunion of the veterans of the Seventh Vermont will be held in Rutland on August 10. Details on arrangements and participants are being finalized as local organizers prepare to welcome former soldiers and their families for the annual gathering.
Chicago July 23 The manager Harry Fraser says he has positive assurance that Gotch will meet champion Johnson for the heavyweight title. Fraser notes negotiations are moving forward and a bout is likely to be arranged soon.
The Montpelier wedding of Webb and Rundell featured a pink amite adorned ceremony with Miss Winnie Kaylor of Canton as singer. Bridesmaids included Charlotte K. Webb and Jeanie Rundell of Canton New York, with reception refreshments by Miss Rys Puller and Winnie Kaylor.
A jury in Middlebury returned a verdict last Friday finding a balance of 8155.80 for Charles LeBoeuf against Nerion and Hloeuf. The case involved court actions on debts and property, with proceedings hinting at adjournment if further debate extends past Thursday.
A distorted report hints that President Taft or a former secretary named Carpenter may visit Vermont. Vermonters note talk of a possible trip in coming weeks, with some locals claiming a promise has been obtained to arrange a stop.
July 14 St Albans Enginemen press for higher pay on Central Vermont rail line. After talks with General Manager Jones, no formal demand was made and officials expect a satisfactory settlement after further meetings.
A subpoena was served yesterday in the Chittenden county court as officials prepared for a hearing related to a new union salary dispute. The proceedings occurred in a central government building with Attorney Shaw present and A Leomix notified of the case.
A political convention near St Albans gathers amid arrivals as Marland B. Howe of St Johnsbury appears set to be the lieutenant governor nominee with Harlas Fudnal and other candidates mentioned. Presiding officials and committee members listed include Richord of Hardwick and Clark of Windsor. St Albans and Windsor delegates expected to back platforms.
A church and Sunday School outing drew a large crowd with games and prizes for children. The event featured races and stalls with names like Mia, Winifred, Vera, and Annie among participants, and praise for good will and harmony throughout the gathering.
The Barre delegation to the Democratic State and district conventions will be chosen at the St Albans meeting. Seventeen of the twenty four delegates are to represent the city, with plans to attend the conventions in the near future.
Feerx Junction July 18 A young man identified as Harmon Mitchell of Malone New York died from a drug overdose in the allroad station at Earex Junction while on a journey from Nashua Junction Florida. He collapsed in a taxi room of a Tullman car and died within minutes. authorities report morphine and cocaine among his effects. Mitchell once taught in Duand County New York and was connected to a famine asylum at Burke New York. The body was taken to Douglas undertakers for identification.
A local court found Dr Allen guilty amid a murky White River case. Bail is set, and a forthcoming appellate hearing may follow.
Rutland July 13 John Sims who has served as chief clerk to Superintendent S. S. Colton of the Rutland railroad resigns. He plans to sever his commission on July 18 to accept a more lucrative position in Detroit.
Funeral services for Antonin Pedrwan were conducted by Rev. FC Fonte at Monica's chapel this morning. Bearers included James Peitrean and Ruby Bedrogo, brothers of the deceased, with Antonio Moderrin and Downing present from nearby communities. The ceremony proceeded in Beckley Street tent, with floral tributes from Mrs. GBC Wheaton and others.
Burlington July 12 Aldermen refuse to accept deed from Central Vermont. Committee reports dock not worth city purchase and negotiations halted. Mayor Hurke objects, stating city unlikely to succeed in yacht clad dock purchase and wharf extension efforts.
A horse stolen from Mir Julia Jenks in East Pittsford on June 22 was found unharmed in a farmer's barnyard in Toes after dawn. Authorities believe the thief frightened and left the animal. no damage occurred and charges may follow if proof is found.
L B Hobart of Cambridge and Paul Hock of Piquis D visit the city on business. Mrs W J Delaney of Woods Stock and Mr Joseph Fairbanks of St Johnsbury call on friends. Terra Scott Loretta Miles return from Burlington. Miss Effie Motonall returns to South Conway after a Graniteville visit. Red Sox game note and other small town notices conclude the page.
Olliver of the World Avenue and Miss Jonghine Aloe of Mullinen wed at the bride's home on Wednesday. Mrs Olliver will be commissioned as she serves several months and loses teams at the Wedding Methodist Church.
The city board debated prohibiting fight pictures seen as corrupting morals. Aldermen Wisley and Ewen led moves to bar exhibition, arguing such images degrade public morals and conflict with licensing laws. The vote backed postponing or restricting displays while officials sought legal guidance.
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